Optimal Market Access Insights for the Netherlands

Putting Your Best Pharmacoeconomic Evidence Forward

As the HTA requirements for local reimbursement submissions continue to evolve, it is crucial that your market access team has an in-depth understanding of how to successfully develop a local submission dossier. The objective of this meeting is to participate to gain insight into key methodological requirements for pharmaeconomic studies submitted to Zorginstituut Nederland for reimbursement appraisal.

The Agenda

Expectations For A Successful Pharmacoeconomic Dossier Submission to ZiN

A general overview of the ZiN requirements for a successful submission of pharmacoeconomic evidence is presented.

EUnetHTA and GetReal: European Collaboration On Joint HTAs and Collection of Real World Data

European collaboration on relative effectiveness assessments has received a lot of attention recently. This collaboration may impact evidence requirements on a local/national level substantially. Moreover, other relevant developments in early access of new pharmaceuticals as part of adaptive pathways will also affect these HTA evidence requirements. In this presentation both developments are linked and discussed in relation to the needs and requirements of the local/national authorities.

Gathering and Synthesizing The Evidence: From Systematic Literature Reviews To Indirect Treatment Comparisons and Network Meta-Analysis

An overview of the appropriate methods for gathering evidence will be presented, followed by methods for evidence synthesis such as (standard) meta-analysis, indirect treatment comparison (ITC) and network meta-analysis (NMA). Terminology, assumptions, validity, methods (frequentist vs. Bayesian) and interpretation of results are discussed.

Incorporating Different Sources of Evidence Into A Health Economic Model

During this session, guidance is provided on the interpretation of indirect treatment comparisons and network meta-analysis to assist professionals in using its findings for incorporation into health economic models used for submissions. Furthermore, advice is provided on how to critically review evidence synthesis with a view on informing local requirements.

Economic Models: Combining Good Practices and ZiN Requirements

The requirements for economic modeling studies as set-forth by ZiN is discussed alongside common pitfalls to be avoided when submitting health economic models.

Overcoming The Challenges With Adapting Core Economic Models To The Dutch Setting

During this session, key challenges with adapting core models for the Dutch setting are discussed. The experiences from a market access manager perspective and Mapi is also presented along with insights into how to overcome the risks to a successful model adaptation.

This Patient-Centered Research Workshop was presented on April 23 2015, in Maarsen. Mapi and industry experts including Dr. Wim Goettsch (EUNetHTA/GetReal), Peter Fassler (AbbVie B.V.), and Dr. Maiwenn Al (Eramus University Rotterdam) shared their experience and expertise with attendees from across the industry. We would love to present this workshop for your team or at your tradeshow. To find out more, contact Mapi at webinquiry@mapigroup.com

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